Words & Photographs: Ambica Gulati
Almost 600 metres long, the slightly dark and wide entrance doesn’t actually prepare one for the pulsating walk against the current. The adventure begins here -you slowly wade through the high rock passage, with just a trickle of sunlight streaming in, dry leaves keep falling into the water, which is surprisingly clean. And this leads to the small waterfall from where the river drops, where you look up to a bright sky.
I could have been in a Famous Five adventure series. I rotated my head in all directions, until a small girl wading with me said, “What if we were here at night?” Sinister, the word flashed in my head. Guchhu literally means ‘water in a cup’, perhaps this was just a cup for the mighty Himalayas, but for me it was pure magic.
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Where to stay: Seyfert Sarovar Hotel. To read the review, click here https://lbb.in/delhi/posts/plan-a-stay-at-seyfert-8ddc73/
I’m reserving Robbers Cave for my next trip!
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And the deer park which I also missed.
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Sure. Thanks for adding it to the list, Ambica 🙂
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Lovely post.
I wish I get to go to Dehradun again and experience all these things.
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And I wish to see more of Uttarakhand..😊
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hey.. i live and dehradu and i absolutely love this place.. nect time ehen you come to doon do visit lal tibba, landour, cloud end, george everest, these are places near mussoorie which i personally like the most. it’s really scenic and peaceful.:)
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Thank you. I will surely look into these recommendations
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